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Blue Octagon Vase

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While Hubby was on a job site he unearthed this octagon jar and thought I would love the shape. I do love the shape, but the jar had been in the ground so many year that the glass was etched so bad it appeared cloudy and dull.

What’s a girl to to….. I dug through my spray paint stash and decided to liven it up with a little “Exotic Sea”.

 

I think you can see  the shape better now that it is painted.

Ya never know what kind of treasures one will find hidden below the dirt.


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  1. NanaDiana says

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    It looks good all spruced up with the paint! I love the shape. xo Diana

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  2. Something Nice and Pretty says

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    Great shape and it’s so pretty painted blue like the sea!

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  3. [email protected] at the Crossroads says

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    How sweet that your hubby brought it to you! It makes a great bud vase.

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  4. Marsha says

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    I love the color and shape of your new vase. Glad your husband found it and thought you might like it

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  5. Kim @ Savvy Southern Style says

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    What a sweet hubby to think of you and bring something he found. It looks great painted.

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  6. Kris says

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    I love it. The color is so pretty!!

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  7. Debbiedoo's says

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    Just the perfect color Dawn! Have a fabulous weekend.

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  8. iSavortheWeekend says

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    Wow! It’s amazing it survived for who knows how long without breaking?! Do you have a picture of how it looked like before you painted it? Well you have a fantastic find and hopefully hubby will be able to dig up some more finds like that. I love the color, you did a great job!

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  9. Erin says

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    Great shade of blue! It really sets off those lilac-colored flowers. 🙂

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  10. Jodi says

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    What a great find, you have a sweet hunny for bringing that to you! What an interesting shape and the color you chose is beautiful!

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  11. CAS says

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    That is so pretty. Amazing transformation!
    CAS

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  12. Flat Creek Farm says

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    Beautiful! I have a partial can of exotic sea (valspar) left.. painted an old chair for a photo shoot w/ son and g/f (almost didn’t dry well enough b4 the shoot.. lol!). You always have the loveliest ideas!! Your home *should* be in a magazine, ya know 🙂 -Tammy

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